Tickets for A Christmas Carol : A Ghost Story

Description

The award-winning Mark Gatiss puts his own spin on the timeless Dickens classic, A Chistmas Carol. Featuring ghostly special effects, this classic ghost story will have you feeling spooked just in time for Christmas!

Known for his exceptional performances in award-winning shows such as Dracula, the League of Gentleman, Doctor Who, Mark Gatiss has said that A Christmas Carol has been his favourite tale since he was tiny as indeed, it is a poignant tale which explores love, life, loss and redemption. Feel the winter chills and book your tickets for this guaranteed incredible version of A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story!

Running time: TBC

Venue: Alexandra Palace Theatre

Booking period: 26 Nov 2021- Jan 2022

Plot

Most people are familiar with the classic Dickensian tale of A Christmas Carol - the bitter Ebenezar Scrooge who detests Christmas is greeted with a visit from his deceased business partner, Jacob Marley.

Taking him on a journey to visit Scrooge’s ghosts of christmas past, Jacob Marley tries to ward Ebenezar Scrooge off making the same mistakes as him, who is now bound in chains of punishment after living a life of greed. With incredible special effects, this version of A Chrstmas Carol will make you feel particularly christmassy!

A Christmas Carol Tickets

These ticket prices may vary depending on the provider.

If you are looking for cheaper tickets, these can be found toward the back of the theatre. If you are looking for the top seats in the theatre where you can enjoy an immersive theatrical experience, then the seats in the centre i front of the stage are undoubtedly the best seats in the house.

The Alexandra Palace Theatre

How to get there

The Alexandra Palace Theatre address is:

Alexandra Palace

Alexandra Palace Way

London

N22 7AY

• Tube: the closest tube station to the Alexandra Palace is Wood Green which is served by the Piccadilly Line. Once you exit Wood Green you can take the bus from bus stop A and pick up the w3 bus up the hill until you reach the Alexandra Palace
• Train: you can easily get to the Alexandra Palace Theatre as it has its own train station the Alexandra Palace Station which is located close to the Wood Green entrance. There is a regular service which runs from Moorgate, through Highbury, Islington and Kings Cross, and then you change at Finsbury Park
• Bus: you can take the W3 bus which runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenhaall the way to the Alexandra Palace Ice Rink or Alexandra Palace Palm Court where you can walk to the theatre
• Car: the East car park is sometimes open, please check the website for more details. If not you can park nearby but please be considerate to neighbours.

Access

If you have any access enquiries email access@alexandrapalace.com or call 0208 365 2121. If you require any assistance or have any questions please ask at reception.

Parking

There are parking spaces available specifically for blue badge holders and dedicated accessible bays in the Grove car park. There is also a drop off point outside the Palm Court Entrance which you can access via the west slip road where staff can assist with directions.

Wheelchairs

There are some wheelchairs available for loan within the Alexandr Palace but they are available on a first come first served basis. To book these wheelchairs, you can book advance by filling a form out on the website.

Accessible ticketing

There are personal assistant and carer tickets available at the Alexandra Palace however these are of limited availability. Please look at the Alexandra Palace ticketing page for more information.

Bathrooms

There are accessible bathrooms situated in the Phoenix Bar & Kitchen, Great Hall, Ice RInk, East Court and Theatre.

Dates & Showtimes

• A Christmas Carol the Ghost Story is showing at the Alexandra Palace Theatre in London from the 26 November 2021 -9 January 2022.
• Showtimes are at 2.30 & 7.30pm generally on Tuesday - Sunday although some times and days do vary.

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